Name/Title
Small Biconical PotEntry/Object ID
A-384Description
A small, red-slipped pot with a flared rim. Three design fields are separated with three vertical and one horizonal ridges, while the three fields house three lugs in the form of what look like zoomorphic monkey heads.Collection
El Camino College Anthropology MuseumAcquisition
Accession
07.01.03Source or Donor
Cynthia SandsEthnography
Cultural Region
* Untyped Cultural Region
Costa RicaNotes
Culture/Habitat is listed as: "Period VI, Atlantic Watershed, 1000-1550 AD"Dimensions
Height
10.5 cmDiameter
4 inCondition
Overall Condition
FairNotes
One lug has been completely worn or broken away, while a second lug is missing its face, and the third has some chipping and wear. Poorly done restoration on the rim of the pot in two places with white clay, while also showing signs of chipping along other parts or the rim. Various chips and scraps throughout the surface of the body of the pot.